Введение
Общественный колледж в округе Монро, штат Мичиган, США.
Общественный колледж в округе Монро, штат Нью-Йорк.
MCCC предлагает программу общего образования для студентов, планирующих перевестись в четырехлетний университет, или для тех, кто стремится к карьере в сфере профессионального образования. Колледж располагает уважаемой и конкурсной школой медсестер. Высшая степень, которую можно получить исключительно в MCCC, – это степень младшего специалиста. Близлежащие университеты, такие как Восточно-Мичиганский университет и Университет Сиены Хайтс, предлагают некоторые из своих бакалаврских курсов в Monroe County Community College, что позволяет студентам получить степень бакалавра, не покидая кампуса MCCC. В MCCC также есть команда Formula SAE, студенческая газета (Agora), а также программы дистанционного обучения, курсы на видео и онлайн-курсы. В колледже нет спортивных команд, но предлагаются внутриколледжные занятия по различным видам спорта и курсы по физическому здоровью.
Community college in Monroe County, Michigan, U. S.
the community college in Monroe County, New York
MCCC offers a general education program for students seeking transfer to a four year university or those seeking a career in a vocational education. The college has a highly regarded and selective nursing school. The highest degree that one can achieve solely through MCCC is an associate degree. Nearby universities, such as Eastern Michigan University and Siena Heights University, offer some of their undergraduate courses at Monroe County Community College so students can earn a bachelor's degree without ever leaving MCCC's campus. MCCC also has a Formula SAE chapter, a student operated newspaper (Agora), and programs available in distance learning, courses on video, and online courses. The college has no sports teams, but they do offer intramural courses in many sports and physical health classes.
the community college in Monroe County, New York
MCCC offers a general education program for students seeking transfer to a four year university or those seeking a career in a vocational education. The college has a highly regarded and selective nursing school. The highest degree that one can achieve solely through MCCC is an associate degree. Nearby universities, such as Eastern Michigan University and Siena Heights University, offer some of their undergraduate courses at Monroe County Community College so students can earn a bachelor's degree without ever leaving MCCC's campus. MCCC also has a Formula SAE chapter, a student operated newspaper (Agora), and programs available in distance learning, courses on video, and online courses. The college has no sports teams, but they do offer intramural courses in many sports and physical health classes.
Кампус
Основной кампус был построен в 1967 году к западу от Монро, штат Мичиган, в Монро Чартер Тауншип, недалеко от реки Райзин. Он расположен в центре округа Монро, и ряд основных автомагистралей обеспечивают легкий доступ для студентов. На кампусе семь учебных корпусов, и кампус постоянно расширяется, чтобы удовлетворить потребности растущего числа студентов, особенно в отношении парковки. Площадь основного кампуса составляет 110,88 га (274 акра). Самыми новыми зданиями являются Здание здравоохранения (1996) и Центр La Z Boy (2006) – последний из которых получил свое название благодаря компании La Z Boy, штаб-квартира которой находится в Монро и которая пожертвовала средства на строительство нового здания. Каждое здание на основном кампусе обычно обозначается буквенным сокращением. В 1991 году MCCC построил Уитман-центр примерно в 24 км (15 милях) к югу, в Темперенсе, Бедфорд-Тауншип, чтобы лучше обслуживать растущее население в южной части округа, а также предоставить более удобное учреждение для жителей Толедо, штат Огайо. Уитман-центр предлагает те же услуги, что и основной кампус, такие как офисы и книжный магазин, но с ограниченным пространством и количеством предлагаемых курсов, поскольку комплекс состоит всего из одного здания с восемью классами и одной компьютерной лабораторией. Комплекс был назван в честь расположенного поблизости дилерского центра Ford, Whitman Ford, который пожертвовал средства на его строительство.
The main campus was built in 1967 just west of Monroe, Michigan in Monroe Charter Township near the River Raisin. It is centrally located within Monroe County, and a number of major roadways provide easy access for students. There are seven classroom buildings on the campus, and the campus is continually expanding to meet the needs of a growing number of college students, especially for parking. The property of the main campus is 274 acres (110.88 ha). The newest buildings are the Health Building (1996) and the La Z Boy Center (2006) — the latter of which was so named since the La Z Boy company, whose headquarters are located in Monroe, donated money for the construction of the new building. Each of the buildings on the main campus are commonly referred to by a letter abbreviation. In 1991, MCCC built the Whitman Center about 15 miles (24 km) south in Temperance, Bedford Township to better serve the growing population in the southern portion of the county, as well as providing a closer facility for those in Toledo, Ohio. The Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus, such as offices and a bookstore, but with limited space and class offerings since the complex consists of only one building with eight classrooms and one computer lab. The complex was named after a nearby Ford dealership, Whitman Ford, which donated money for its construction. Building Description A Audrey M. Warrick Student Services–Administration Building The Administration Building houses the registrar offices, cafeteria, bookstore, recreation room (The Cellar), conference rooms, and many other offices. Culinary arts is held in this building and even has their own restaurant. There are also some art classrooms. C Campbell Learning Resources Center The main floor of this building contains the library. The basement and second floor contains numerous classrooms related to humanities. The basement contains a small theater, and the second floor contains the career and tutoring center and many faculty offices. E East Technology Building The East Technology Building contains the drafting classrooms (both manual and CAD), ceramics and other art classes, electronics, other forms of industrial arts and vocational education classes, studio arts, and business education. H Gerald Welch Health Education Building Built in 1996, the Health Building contains a large, multi purpose gymnasium, the college's nursing school, health education, and respiratory therapy programs, the fitness center and locker rooms, daycare center, and an aerobics room. L Life Sciences Building The two story Life Sciences Building is the largest building on campus, containing numerous social sciences, mathematics, and science classrooms, two lecture halls, two laboratories, greenhouse, and numerous faculty offices. P Physical Plant The Physical Plant is not a classroom building, and its access is restricted. This building, located near the Administration Building, houses the mechanical room and supplies the majority of power to the main campus. T Career Technology Center The Career Technology Center is the newest building on campus, housing three computer labs, mechanics garages, welding classrooms, and other engineering classrooms. W West Technology Building The West Technology Building hold the largest computer lab on campus, in addition to the automotive garage and classes, robotics, welding, engineering, construction management, and various other industrial arts classes. Z La Z Boy Center The La Z Boy Center contains the 550 seat Meyer Theater, which is used for various concert and drama performances. The building also contains various performing arts classes. Whitman Center W Whitman Center Located in Temperance, the Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus but in one, much smaller building. It contains only eight classrooms, one computer lab, and several administrative offices.
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The main campus was built in 1967 just west of Monroe, Michigan in Monroe Charter Township near the River Raisin. It is centrally located within Monroe County, and a number of major roadways provide easy access for students. There are seven classroom buildings on the campus, and the campus is continually expanding to meet the needs of a growing number of college students, especially for parking. The property of the main campus is 274 acres (110.88 ha). The newest buildings are the Health Building (1996) and the La Z Boy Center (2006) — the latter of which was so named since the La Z Boy company, whose headquarters are located in Monroe, donated money for the construction of the new building. Each of the buildings on the main campus are commonly referred to by a letter abbreviation. In 1991, MCCC built the Whitman Center about 15 miles (24 km) south in Temperance, Bedford Township to better serve the growing population in the southern portion of the county, as well as providing a closer facility for those in Toledo, Ohio. The Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus, such as offices and a bookstore, but with limited space and class offerings since the complex consists of only one building with eight classrooms and one computer lab. The complex was named after a nearby Ford dealership, Whitman Ford, which donated money for its construction. Building Description A Audrey M. Warrick Student Services–Administration Building The Administration Building houses the registrar offices, cafeteria, bookstore, recreation room (The Cellar), conference rooms, and many other offices. Culinary arts is held in this building and even has their own restaurant. There are also some art classrooms. C Campbell Learning Resources Center The main floor of this building contains the library. The basement and second floor contains numerous classrooms related to humanities. The basement contains a small theater, and the second floor contains the career and tutoring center and many faculty offices. E East Technology Building The East Technology Building contains the drafting classrooms (both manual and CAD), ceramics and other art classes, electronics, other forms of industrial arts and vocational education classes, studio arts, and business education. H Gerald Welch Health Education Building Built in 1996, the Health Building contains a large, multi purpose gymnasium, the college's nursing school, health education, and respiratory therapy programs, the fitness center and locker rooms, daycare center, and an aerobics room. L Life Sciences Building The two story Life Sciences Building is the largest building on campus, containing numerous social sciences, mathematics, and science classrooms, two lecture halls, two laboratories, greenhouse, and numerous faculty offices. P Physical Plant The Physical Plant is not a classroom building, and its access is restricted. This building, located near the Administration Building, houses the mechanical room and supplies the majority of power to the main campus. T Career Technology Center The Career Technology Center is the newest building on campus, housing three computer labs, mechanics garages, welding classrooms, and other engineering classrooms. W West Technology Building The West Technology Building hold the largest computer lab on campus, in addition to the automotive garage and classes, robotics, welding, engineering, construction management, and various other industrial arts classes. Z La Z Boy Center The La Z Boy Center contains the 550 seat Meyer Theater, which is used for various concert and drama performances. The building also contains various performing arts classes. Whitman Center W Whitman Center Located in Temperance, the Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus but in one, much smaller building. It contains only eight classrooms, one computer lab, and several administrative offices.
A – Audrey M. Warrick Student Services–Administration Building. В здании администрации располагаются офисы регистратора, кафетерий, книжный магазин, комната отдыха (The Cellar), конференц-залы и множество других офисов. Здесь же проводятся занятия по кулинарному искусству, и даже есть собственный ресторан. Также имеются художественные классы.
The main campus was built in 1967 just west of Monroe, Michigan in Monroe Charter Township near the River Raisin. It is centrally located within Monroe County, and a number of major roadways provide easy access for students. There are seven classroom buildings on the campus, and the campus is continually expanding to meet the needs of a growing number of college students, especially for parking. The property of the main campus is 274 acres (110.88 ha). The newest buildings are the Health Building (1996) and the La Z Boy Center (2006) — the latter of which was so named since the La Z Boy company, whose headquarters are located in Monroe, donated money for the construction of the new building. Each of the buildings on the main campus are commonly referred to by a letter abbreviation. In 1991, MCCC built the Whitman Center about 15 miles (24 km) south in Temperance, Bedford Township to better serve the growing population in the southern portion of the county, as well as providing a closer facility for those in Toledo, Ohio. The Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus, such as offices and a bookstore, but with limited space and class offerings since the complex consists of only one building with eight classrooms and one computer lab. The complex was named after a nearby Ford dealership, Whitman Ford, which donated money for its construction. Building Description A Audrey M. Warrick Student Services–Administration Building The Administration Building houses the registrar offices, cafeteria, bookstore, recreation room (The Cellar), conference rooms, and many other offices. Culinary arts is held in this building and even has their own restaurant. There are also some art classrooms. C Campbell Learning Resources Center The main floor of this building contains the library. The basement and second floor contains numerous classrooms related to humanities. The basement contains a small theater, and the second floor contains the career and tutoring center and many faculty offices. E East Technology Building The East Technology Building contains the drafting classrooms (both manual and CAD), ceramics and other art classes, electronics, other forms of industrial arts and vocational education classes, studio arts, and business education. H Gerald Welch Health Education Building Built in 1996, the Health Building contains a large, multi purpose gymnasium, the college's nursing school, health education, and respiratory therapy programs, the fitness center and locker rooms, daycare center, and an aerobics room. L Life Sciences Building The two story Life Sciences Building is the largest building on campus, containing numerous social sciences, mathematics, and science classrooms, two lecture halls, two laboratories, greenhouse, and numerous faculty offices. P Physical Plant The Physical Plant is not a classroom building, and its access is restricted. This building, located near the Administration Building, houses the mechanical room and supplies the majority of power to the main campus. T Career Technology Center The Career Technology Center is the newest building on campus, housing three computer labs, mechanics garages, welding classrooms, and other engineering classrooms. W West Technology Building The West Technology Building hold the largest computer lab on campus, in addition to the automotive garage and classes, robotics, welding, engineering, construction management, and various other industrial arts classes. Z La Z Boy Center The La Z Boy Center contains the 550 seat Meyer Theater, which is used for various concert and drama performances. The building also contains various performing arts classes. Whitman Center W Whitman Center Located in Temperance, the Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus but in one, much smaller building. It contains only eight classrooms, one computer lab, and several administrative offices.
C – Campbell Learning Resources Center. На первом этаже этого здания находится библиотека. На цокольном и втором этажах расположены многочисленные классы, связанные с гуманитарными науками. В цокольном этаже есть небольшой театр, а на втором – центр карьеры и репетиторства, а также множество кабинетов преподавателей.
The main campus was built in 1967 just west of Monroe, Michigan in Monroe Charter Township near the River Raisin. It is centrally located within Monroe County, and a number of major roadways provide easy access for students. There are seven classroom buildings on the campus, and the campus is continually expanding to meet the needs of a growing number of college students, especially for parking. The property of the main campus is 274 acres (110.88 ha). The newest buildings are the Health Building (1996) and the La Z Boy Center (2006) — the latter of which was so named since the La Z Boy company, whose headquarters are located in Monroe, donated money for the construction of the new building. Each of the buildings on the main campus are commonly referred to by a letter abbreviation. In 1991, MCCC built the Whitman Center about 15 miles (24 km) south in Temperance, Bedford Township to better serve the growing population in the southern portion of the county, as well as providing a closer facility for those in Toledo, Ohio. The Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus, such as offices and a bookstore, but with limited space and class offerings since the complex consists of only one building with eight classrooms and one computer lab. The complex was named after a nearby Ford dealership, Whitman Ford, which donated money for its construction. Building Description A Audrey M. Warrick Student Services–Administration Building The Administration Building houses the registrar offices, cafeteria, bookstore, recreation room (The Cellar), conference rooms, and many other offices. Culinary arts is held in this building and even has their own restaurant. There are also some art classrooms. C Campbell Learning Resources Center The main floor of this building contains the library. The basement and second floor contains numerous classrooms related to humanities. The basement contains a small theater, and the second floor contains the career and tutoring center and many faculty offices. E East Technology Building The East Technology Building contains the drafting classrooms (both manual and CAD), ceramics and other art classes, electronics, other forms of industrial arts and vocational education classes, studio arts, and business education. H Gerald Welch Health Education Building Built in 1996, the Health Building contains a large, multi purpose gymnasium, the college's nursing school, health education, and respiratory therapy programs, the fitness center and locker rooms, daycare center, and an aerobics room. L Life Sciences Building The two story Life Sciences Building is the largest building on campus, containing numerous social sciences, mathematics, and science classrooms, two lecture halls, two laboratories, greenhouse, and numerous faculty offices. P Physical Plant The Physical Plant is not a classroom building, and its access is restricted. This building, located near the Administration Building, houses the mechanical room and supplies the majority of power to the main campus. T Career Technology Center The Career Technology Center is the newest building on campus, housing three computer labs, mechanics garages, welding classrooms, and other engineering classrooms. W West Technology Building The West Technology Building hold the largest computer lab on campus, in addition to the automotive garage and classes, robotics, welding, engineering, construction management, and various other industrial arts classes. Z La Z Boy Center The La Z Boy Center contains the 550 seat Meyer Theater, which is used for various concert and drama performances. The building also contains various performing arts classes. Whitman Center W Whitman Center Located in Temperance, the Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus but in one, much smaller building. It contains only eight classrooms, one computer lab, and several administrative offices.
E – East Technology Building. В Восточном технологическом здании находятся классы черчения (как ручного, так и CAD), керамики и других художественных классов, электроники, различных видов прикладного искусства и профессионального образования, студийного искусства и бизнес-образования.
The main campus was built in 1967 just west of Monroe, Michigan in Monroe Charter Township near the River Raisin. It is centrally located within Monroe County, and a number of major roadways provide easy access for students. There are seven classroom buildings on the campus, and the campus is continually expanding to meet the needs of a growing number of college students, especially for parking. The property of the main campus is 274 acres (110.88 ha). The newest buildings are the Health Building (1996) and the La Z Boy Center (2006) — the latter of which was so named since the La Z Boy company, whose headquarters are located in Monroe, donated money for the construction of the new building. Each of the buildings on the main campus are commonly referred to by a letter abbreviation. In 1991, MCCC built the Whitman Center about 15 miles (24 km) south in Temperance, Bedford Township to better serve the growing population in the southern portion of the county, as well as providing a closer facility for those in Toledo, Ohio. The Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus, such as offices and a bookstore, but with limited space and class offerings since the complex consists of only one building with eight classrooms and one computer lab. The complex was named after a nearby Ford dealership, Whitman Ford, which donated money for its construction. Building Description A Audrey M. Warrick Student Services–Administration Building The Administration Building houses the registrar offices, cafeteria, bookstore, recreation room (The Cellar), conference rooms, and many other offices. Culinary arts is held in this building and even has their own restaurant. There are also some art classrooms. C Campbell Learning Resources Center The main floor of this building contains the library. The basement and second floor contains numerous classrooms related to humanities. The basement contains a small theater, and the second floor contains the career and tutoring center and many faculty offices. E East Technology Building The East Technology Building contains the drafting classrooms (both manual and CAD), ceramics and other art classes, electronics, other forms of industrial arts and vocational education classes, studio arts, and business education. H Gerald Welch Health Education Building Built in 1996, the Health Building contains a large, multi purpose gymnasium, the college's nursing school, health education, and respiratory therapy programs, the fitness center and locker rooms, daycare center, and an aerobics room. L Life Sciences Building The two story Life Sciences Building is the largest building on campus, containing numerous social sciences, mathematics, and science classrooms, two lecture halls, two laboratories, greenhouse, and numerous faculty offices. P Physical Plant The Physical Plant is not a classroom building, and its access is restricted. This building, located near the Administration Building, houses the mechanical room and supplies the majority of power to the main campus. T Career Technology Center The Career Technology Center is the newest building on campus, housing three computer labs, mechanics garages, welding classrooms, and other engineering classrooms. W West Technology Building The West Technology Building hold the largest computer lab on campus, in addition to the automotive garage and classes, robotics, welding, engineering, construction management, and various other industrial arts classes. Z La Z Boy Center The La Z Boy Center contains the 550 seat Meyer Theater, which is used for various concert and drama performances. The building also contains various performing arts classes. Whitman Center W Whitman Center Located in Temperance, the Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus but in one, much smaller building. It contains only eight classrooms, one computer lab, and several administrative offices.
H – Gerald Welch Health Education Building. Здание здравоохранения имени Г. Джеральда Уэлча, построенное в 1996 году, включает в себя большой многофункциональный спортивный зал, школу медсестер колледжа, программы обучения в области здравоохранения и респираторной терапии, фитнес-центр и раздевалки, детский сад и зал для аэробики.
The main campus was built in 1967 just west of Monroe, Michigan in Monroe Charter Township near the River Raisin. It is centrally located within Monroe County, and a number of major roadways provide easy access for students. There are seven classroom buildings on the campus, and the campus is continually expanding to meet the needs of a growing number of college students, especially for parking. The property of the main campus is 274 acres (110.88 ha). The newest buildings are the Health Building (1996) and the La Z Boy Center (2006) — the latter of which was so named since the La Z Boy company, whose headquarters are located in Monroe, donated money for the construction of the new building. Each of the buildings on the main campus are commonly referred to by a letter abbreviation. In 1991, MCCC built the Whitman Center about 15 miles (24 km) south in Temperance, Bedford Township to better serve the growing population in the southern portion of the county, as well as providing a closer facility for those in Toledo, Ohio. The Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus, such as offices and a bookstore, but with limited space and class offerings since the complex consists of only one building with eight classrooms and one computer lab. The complex was named after a nearby Ford dealership, Whitman Ford, which donated money for its construction. Building Description A Audrey M. Warrick Student Services–Administration Building The Administration Building houses the registrar offices, cafeteria, bookstore, recreation room (The Cellar), conference rooms, and many other offices. Culinary arts is held in this building and even has their own restaurant. There are also some art classrooms. C Campbell Learning Resources Center The main floor of this building contains the library. The basement and second floor contains numerous classrooms related to humanities. The basement contains a small theater, and the second floor contains the career and tutoring center and many faculty offices. E East Technology Building The East Technology Building contains the drafting classrooms (both manual and CAD), ceramics and other art classes, electronics, other forms of industrial arts and vocational education classes, studio arts, and business education. H Gerald Welch Health Education Building Built in 1996, the Health Building contains a large, multi purpose gymnasium, the college's nursing school, health education, and respiratory therapy programs, the fitness center and locker rooms, daycare center, and an aerobics room. L Life Sciences Building The two story Life Sciences Building is the largest building on campus, containing numerous social sciences, mathematics, and science classrooms, two lecture halls, two laboratories, greenhouse, and numerous faculty offices. P Physical Plant The Physical Plant is not a classroom building, and its access is restricted. This building, located near the Administration Building, houses the mechanical room and supplies the majority of power to the main campus. T Career Technology Center The Career Technology Center is the newest building on campus, housing three computer labs, mechanics garages, welding classrooms, and other engineering classrooms. W West Technology Building The West Technology Building hold the largest computer lab on campus, in addition to the automotive garage and classes, robotics, welding, engineering, construction management, and various other industrial arts classes. Z La Z Boy Center The La Z Boy Center contains the 550 seat Meyer Theater, which is used for various concert and drama performances. The building also contains various performing arts classes. Whitman Center W Whitman Center Located in Temperance, the Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus but in one, much smaller building. It contains only eight classrooms, one computer lab, and several administrative offices.
L – Life Sciences Building. Двухэтажное здание наук о жизни – самое большое здание на кампусе, в котором расположены многочисленные классы по общественным наукам, математике и естественным наукам, два лекционных зала, две лаборатории, теплица и множество кабинетов преподавателей.
The main campus was built in 1967 just west of Monroe, Michigan in Monroe Charter Township near the River Raisin. It is centrally located within Monroe County, and a number of major roadways provide easy access for students. There are seven classroom buildings on the campus, and the campus is continually expanding to meet the needs of a growing number of college students, especially for parking. The property of the main campus is 274 acres (110.88 ha). The newest buildings are the Health Building (1996) and the La Z Boy Center (2006) — the latter of which was so named since the La Z Boy company, whose headquarters are located in Monroe, donated money for the construction of the new building. Each of the buildings on the main campus are commonly referred to by a letter abbreviation. In 1991, MCCC built the Whitman Center about 15 miles (24 km) south in Temperance, Bedford Township to better serve the growing population in the southern portion of the county, as well as providing a closer facility for those in Toledo, Ohio. The Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus, such as offices and a bookstore, but with limited space and class offerings since the complex consists of only one building with eight classrooms and one computer lab. The complex was named after a nearby Ford dealership, Whitman Ford, which donated money for its construction. Building Description A Audrey M. Warrick Student Services–Administration Building The Administration Building houses the registrar offices, cafeteria, bookstore, recreation room (The Cellar), conference rooms, and many other offices. Culinary arts is held in this building and even has their own restaurant. There are also some art classrooms. C Campbell Learning Resources Center The main floor of this building contains the library. The basement and second floor contains numerous classrooms related to humanities. The basement contains a small theater, and the second floor contains the career and tutoring center and many faculty offices. E East Technology Building The East Technology Building contains the drafting classrooms (both manual and CAD), ceramics and other art classes, electronics, other forms of industrial arts and vocational education classes, studio arts, and business education. H Gerald Welch Health Education Building Built in 1996, the Health Building contains a large, multi purpose gymnasium, the college's nursing school, health education, and respiratory therapy programs, the fitness center and locker rooms, daycare center, and an aerobics room. L Life Sciences Building The two story Life Sciences Building is the largest building on campus, containing numerous social sciences, mathematics, and science classrooms, two lecture halls, two laboratories, greenhouse, and numerous faculty offices. P Physical Plant The Physical Plant is not a classroom building, and its access is restricted. This building, located near the Administration Building, houses the mechanical room and supplies the majority of power to the main campus. T Career Technology Center The Career Technology Center is the newest building on campus, housing three computer labs, mechanics garages, welding classrooms, and other engineering classrooms. W West Technology Building The West Technology Building hold the largest computer lab on campus, in addition to the automotive garage and classes, robotics, welding, engineering, construction management, and various other industrial arts classes. Z La Z Boy Center The La Z Boy Center contains the 550 seat Meyer Theater, which is used for various concert and drama performances. The building also contains various performing arts classes. Whitman Center W Whitman Center Located in Temperance, the Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus but in one, much smaller building. It contains only eight classrooms, one computer lab, and several administrative offices.
P – Physical Plant. Здание хозяйственного отдела не является учебным корпусом, и доступ к нему ограничен. Это здание, расположенное рядом с административным корпусом, содержит машинное отделение и обеспечивает большую часть электроэнергии для основного кампуса.
The main campus was built in 1967 just west of Monroe, Michigan in Monroe Charter Township near the River Raisin. It is centrally located within Monroe County, and a number of major roadways provide easy access for students. There are seven classroom buildings on the campus, and the campus is continually expanding to meet the needs of a growing number of college students, especially for parking. The property of the main campus is 274 acres (110.88 ha). The newest buildings are the Health Building (1996) and the La Z Boy Center (2006) — the latter of which was so named since the La Z Boy company, whose headquarters are located in Monroe, donated money for the construction of the new building. Each of the buildings on the main campus are commonly referred to by a letter abbreviation. In 1991, MCCC built the Whitman Center about 15 miles (24 km) south in Temperance, Bedford Township to better serve the growing population in the southern portion of the county, as well as providing a closer facility for those in Toledo, Ohio. The Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus, such as offices and a bookstore, but with limited space and class offerings since the complex consists of only one building with eight classrooms and one computer lab. The complex was named after a nearby Ford dealership, Whitman Ford, which donated money for its construction. Building Description A Audrey M. Warrick Student Services–Administration Building The Administration Building houses the registrar offices, cafeteria, bookstore, recreation room (The Cellar), conference rooms, and many other offices. Culinary arts is held in this building and even has their own restaurant. There are also some art classrooms. C Campbell Learning Resources Center The main floor of this building contains the library. The basement and second floor contains numerous classrooms related to humanities. The basement contains a small theater, and the second floor contains the career and tutoring center and many faculty offices. E East Technology Building The East Technology Building contains the drafting classrooms (both manual and CAD), ceramics and other art classes, electronics, other forms of industrial arts and vocational education classes, studio arts, and business education. H Gerald Welch Health Education Building Built in 1996, the Health Building contains a large, multi purpose gymnasium, the college's nursing school, health education, and respiratory therapy programs, the fitness center and locker rooms, daycare center, and an aerobics room. L Life Sciences Building The two story Life Sciences Building is the largest building on campus, containing numerous social sciences, mathematics, and science classrooms, two lecture halls, two laboratories, greenhouse, and numerous faculty offices. P Physical Plant The Physical Plant is not a classroom building, and its access is restricted. This building, located near the Administration Building, houses the mechanical room and supplies the majority of power to the main campus. T Career Technology Center The Career Technology Center is the newest building on campus, housing three computer labs, mechanics garages, welding classrooms, and other engineering classrooms. W West Technology Building The West Technology Building hold the largest computer lab on campus, in addition to the automotive garage and classes, robotics, welding, engineering, construction management, and various other industrial arts classes. Z La Z Boy Center The La Z Boy Center contains the 550 seat Meyer Theater, which is used for various concert and drama performances. The building also contains various performing arts classes. Whitman Center W Whitman Center Located in Temperance, the Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus but in one, much smaller building. It contains only eight classrooms, one computer lab, and several administrative offices.
T – Career Technology Center. Центр карьеры и технологий – самое новое здание на кампусе, в котором находятся три компьютерные лаборатории, гаражи для механиков, классы сварки и другие инженерные классы.
The main campus was built in 1967 just west of Monroe, Michigan in Monroe Charter Township near the River Raisin. It is centrally located within Monroe County, and a number of major roadways provide easy access for students. There are seven classroom buildings on the campus, and the campus is continually expanding to meet the needs of a growing number of college students, especially for parking. The property of the main campus is 274 acres (110.88 ha). The newest buildings are the Health Building (1996) and the La Z Boy Center (2006) — the latter of which was so named since the La Z Boy company, whose headquarters are located in Monroe, donated money for the construction of the new building. Each of the buildings on the main campus are commonly referred to by a letter abbreviation. In 1991, MCCC built the Whitman Center about 15 miles (24 km) south in Temperance, Bedford Township to better serve the growing population in the southern portion of the county, as well as providing a closer facility for those in Toledo, Ohio. The Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus, such as offices and a bookstore, but with limited space and class offerings since the complex consists of only one building with eight classrooms and one computer lab. The complex was named after a nearby Ford dealership, Whitman Ford, which donated money for its construction. Building Description A Audrey M. Warrick Student Services–Administration Building The Administration Building houses the registrar offices, cafeteria, bookstore, recreation room (The Cellar), conference rooms, and many other offices. Culinary arts is held in this building and even has their own restaurant. There are also some art classrooms. C Campbell Learning Resources Center The main floor of this building contains the library. The basement and second floor contains numerous classrooms related to humanities. The basement contains a small theater, and the second floor contains the career and tutoring center and many faculty offices. E East Technology Building The East Technology Building contains the drafting classrooms (both manual and CAD), ceramics and other art classes, electronics, other forms of industrial arts and vocational education classes, studio arts, and business education. H Gerald Welch Health Education Building Built in 1996, the Health Building contains a large, multi purpose gymnasium, the college's nursing school, health education, and respiratory therapy programs, the fitness center and locker rooms, daycare center, and an aerobics room. L Life Sciences Building The two story Life Sciences Building is the largest building on campus, containing numerous social sciences, mathematics, and science classrooms, two lecture halls, two laboratories, greenhouse, and numerous faculty offices. P Physical Plant The Physical Plant is not a classroom building, and its access is restricted. This building, located near the Administration Building, houses the mechanical room and supplies the majority of power to the main campus. T Career Technology Center The Career Technology Center is the newest building on campus, housing three computer labs, mechanics garages, welding classrooms, and other engineering classrooms. W West Technology Building The West Technology Building hold the largest computer lab on campus, in addition to the automotive garage and classes, robotics, welding, engineering, construction management, and various other industrial arts classes. Z La Z Boy Center The La Z Boy Center contains the 550 seat Meyer Theater, which is used for various concert and drama performances. The building also contains various performing arts classes. Whitman Center W Whitman Center Located in Temperance, the Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus but in one, much smaller building. It contains only eight classrooms, one computer lab, and several administrative offices.
W – West Technology Building. В Западном технологическом здании находится самая большая компьютерная лаборатория на кампусе, а также автомобильный гараж и классы по робототехнике, сварке, инженерии, управлению строительством и различным другим видам прикладного искусства.
The main campus was built in 1967 just west of Monroe, Michigan in Monroe Charter Township near the River Raisin. It is centrally located within Monroe County, and a number of major roadways provide easy access for students. There are seven classroom buildings on the campus, and the campus is continually expanding to meet the needs of a growing number of college students, especially for parking. The property of the main campus is 274 acres (110.88 ha). The newest buildings are the Health Building (1996) and the La Z Boy Center (2006) — the latter of which was so named since the La Z Boy company, whose headquarters are located in Monroe, donated money for the construction of the new building. Each of the buildings on the main campus are commonly referred to by a letter abbreviation. In 1991, MCCC built the Whitman Center about 15 miles (24 km) south in Temperance, Bedford Township to better serve the growing population in the southern portion of the county, as well as providing a closer facility for those in Toledo, Ohio. The Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus, such as offices and a bookstore, but with limited space and class offerings since the complex consists of only one building with eight classrooms and one computer lab. The complex was named after a nearby Ford dealership, Whitman Ford, which donated money for its construction. Building Description A Audrey M. Warrick Student Services–Administration Building The Administration Building houses the registrar offices, cafeteria, bookstore, recreation room (The Cellar), conference rooms, and many other offices. Culinary arts is held in this building and even has their own restaurant. There are also some art classrooms. C Campbell Learning Resources Center The main floor of this building contains the library. The basement and second floor contains numerous classrooms related to humanities. The basement contains a small theater, and the second floor contains the career and tutoring center and many faculty offices. E East Technology Building The East Technology Building contains the drafting classrooms (both manual and CAD), ceramics and other art classes, electronics, other forms of industrial arts and vocational education classes, studio arts, and business education. H Gerald Welch Health Education Building Built in 1996, the Health Building contains a large, multi purpose gymnasium, the college's nursing school, health education, and respiratory therapy programs, the fitness center and locker rooms, daycare center, and an aerobics room. L Life Sciences Building The two story Life Sciences Building is the largest building on campus, containing numerous social sciences, mathematics, and science classrooms, two lecture halls, two laboratories, greenhouse, and numerous faculty offices. P Physical Plant The Physical Plant is not a classroom building, and its access is restricted. This building, located near the Administration Building, houses the mechanical room and supplies the majority of power to the main campus. T Career Technology Center The Career Technology Center is the newest building on campus, housing three computer labs, mechanics garages, welding classrooms, and other engineering classrooms. W West Technology Building The West Technology Building hold the largest computer lab on campus, in addition to the automotive garage and classes, robotics, welding, engineering, construction management, and various other industrial arts classes. Z La Z Boy Center The La Z Boy Center contains the 550 seat Meyer Theater, which is used for various concert and drama performances. The building also contains various performing arts classes. Whitman Center W Whitman Center Located in Temperance, the Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus but in one, much smaller building. It contains only eight classrooms, one computer lab, and several administrative offices.
Z – La Z Boy Center. В Центре La Z Boy находится театр Мейера на 550 мест, который используется для различных концертов и драматических постановок. В здании также расположены различные классы исполнительских искусств.
The main campus was built in 1967 just west of Monroe, Michigan in Monroe Charter Township near the River Raisin. It is centrally located within Monroe County, and a number of major roadways provide easy access for students. There are seven classroom buildings on the campus, and the campus is continually expanding to meet the needs of a growing number of college students, especially for parking. The property of the main campus is 274 acres (110.88 ha). The newest buildings are the Health Building (1996) and the La Z Boy Center (2006) — the latter of which was so named since the La Z Boy company, whose headquarters are located in Monroe, donated money for the construction of the new building. Each of the buildings on the main campus are commonly referred to by a letter abbreviation. In 1991, MCCC built the Whitman Center about 15 miles (24 km) south in Temperance, Bedford Township to better serve the growing population in the southern portion of the county, as well as providing a closer facility for those in Toledo, Ohio. The Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus, such as offices and a bookstore, but with limited space and class offerings since the complex consists of only one building with eight classrooms and one computer lab. The complex was named after a nearby Ford dealership, Whitman Ford, which donated money for its construction. Building Description A Audrey M. Warrick Student Services–Administration Building The Administration Building houses the registrar offices, cafeteria, bookstore, recreation room (The Cellar), conference rooms, and many other offices. Culinary arts is held in this building and even has their own restaurant. There are also some art classrooms. C Campbell Learning Resources Center The main floor of this building contains the library. The basement and second floor contains numerous classrooms related to humanities. The basement contains a small theater, and the second floor contains the career and tutoring center and many faculty offices. E East Technology Building The East Technology Building contains the drafting classrooms (both manual and CAD), ceramics and other art classes, electronics, other forms of industrial arts and vocational education classes, studio arts, and business education. H Gerald Welch Health Education Building Built in 1996, the Health Building contains a large, multi purpose gymnasium, the college's nursing school, health education, and respiratory therapy programs, the fitness center and locker rooms, daycare center, and an aerobics room. L Life Sciences Building The two story Life Sciences Building is the largest building on campus, containing numerous social sciences, mathematics, and science classrooms, two lecture halls, two laboratories, greenhouse, and numerous faculty offices. P Physical Plant The Physical Plant is not a classroom building, and its access is restricted. This building, located near the Administration Building, houses the mechanical room and supplies the majority of power to the main campus. T Career Technology Center The Career Technology Center is the newest building on campus, housing three computer labs, mechanics garages, welding classrooms, and other engineering classrooms. W West Technology Building The West Technology Building hold the largest computer lab on campus, in addition to the automotive garage and classes, robotics, welding, engineering, construction management, and various other industrial arts classes. Z La Z Boy Center The La Z Boy Center contains the 550 seat Meyer Theater, which is used for various concert and drama performances. The building also contains various performing arts classes. Whitman Center W Whitman Center Located in Temperance, the Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus but in one, much smaller building. It contains only eight classrooms, one computer lab, and several administrative offices.
Whitman Center
The main campus was built in 1967 just west of Monroe, Michigan in Monroe Charter Township near the River Raisin. It is centrally located within Monroe County, and a number of major roadways provide easy access for students. There are seven classroom buildings on the campus, and the campus is continually expanding to meet the needs of a growing number of college students, especially for parking. The property of the main campus is 274 acres (110.88 ha). The newest buildings are the Health Building (1996) and the La Z Boy Center (2006) — the latter of which was so named since the La Z Boy company, whose headquarters are located in Monroe, donated money for the construction of the new building. Each of the buildings on the main campus are commonly referred to by a letter abbreviation. In 1991, MCCC built the Whitman Center about 15 miles (24 km) south in Temperance, Bedford Township to better serve the growing population in the southern portion of the county, as well as providing a closer facility for those in Toledo, Ohio. The Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus, such as offices and a bookstore, but with limited space and class offerings since the complex consists of only one building with eight classrooms and one computer lab. The complex was named after a nearby Ford dealership, Whitman Ford, which donated money for its construction. Building Description A Audrey M. Warrick Student Services–Administration Building The Administration Building houses the registrar offices, cafeteria, bookstore, recreation room (The Cellar), conference rooms, and many other offices. Culinary arts is held in this building and even has their own restaurant. There are also some art classrooms. C Campbell Learning Resources Center The main floor of this building contains the library. The basement and second floor contains numerous classrooms related to humanities. The basement contains a small theater, and the second floor contains the career and tutoring center and many faculty offices. E East Technology Building The East Technology Building contains the drafting classrooms (both manual and CAD), ceramics and other art classes, electronics, other forms of industrial arts and vocational education classes, studio arts, and business education. H Gerald Welch Health Education Building Built in 1996, the Health Building contains a large, multi purpose gymnasium, the college's nursing school, health education, and respiratory therapy programs, the fitness center and locker rooms, daycare center, and an aerobics room. L Life Sciences Building The two story Life Sciences Building is the largest building on campus, containing numerous social sciences, mathematics, and science classrooms, two lecture halls, two laboratories, greenhouse, and numerous faculty offices. P Physical Plant The Physical Plant is not a classroom building, and its access is restricted. This building, located near the Administration Building, houses the mechanical room and supplies the majority of power to the main campus. T Career Technology Center The Career Technology Center is the newest building on campus, housing three computer labs, mechanics garages, welding classrooms, and other engineering classrooms. W West Technology Building The West Technology Building hold the largest computer lab on campus, in addition to the automotive garage and classes, robotics, welding, engineering, construction management, and various other industrial arts classes. Z La Z Boy Center The La Z Boy Center contains the 550 seat Meyer Theater, which is used for various concert and drama performances. The building also contains various performing arts classes. Whitman Center W Whitman Center Located in Temperance, the Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus but in one, much smaller building. It contains only eight classrooms, one computer lab, and several administrative offices.
W – Whitman Center. Расположенный в Темперенсе, Уитман-центр предлагает те же услуги, что и основной кампус, но в одном, гораздо меньшем здании. В нем всего восемь классов, одна компьютерная лаборатория и несколько административных кабинетов.
The main campus was built in 1967 just west of Monroe, Michigan in Monroe Charter Township near the River Raisin. It is centrally located within Monroe County, and a number of major roadways provide easy access for students. There are seven classroom buildings on the campus, and the campus is continually expanding to meet the needs of a growing number of college students, especially for parking. The property of the main campus is 274 acres (110.88 ha). The newest buildings are the Health Building (1996) and the La Z Boy Center (2006) — the latter of which was so named since the La Z Boy company, whose headquarters are located in Monroe, donated money for the construction of the new building. Each of the buildings on the main campus are commonly referred to by a letter abbreviation. In 1991, MCCC built the Whitman Center about 15 miles (24 km) south in Temperance, Bedford Township to better serve the growing population in the southern portion of the county, as well as providing a closer facility for those in Toledo, Ohio. The Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus, such as offices and a bookstore, but with limited space and class offerings since the complex consists of only one building with eight classrooms and one computer lab. The complex was named after a nearby Ford dealership, Whitman Ford, which donated money for its construction. Building Description A Audrey M. Warrick Student Services–Administration Building The Administration Building houses the registrar offices, cafeteria, bookstore, recreation room (The Cellar), conference rooms, and many other offices. Culinary arts is held in this building and even has their own restaurant. There are also some art classrooms. C Campbell Learning Resources Center The main floor of this building contains the library. The basement and second floor contains numerous classrooms related to humanities. The basement contains a small theater, and the second floor contains the career and tutoring center and many faculty offices. E East Technology Building The East Technology Building contains the drafting classrooms (both manual and CAD), ceramics and other art classes, electronics, other forms of industrial arts and vocational education classes, studio arts, and business education. H Gerald Welch Health Education Building Built in 1996, the Health Building contains a large, multi purpose gymnasium, the college's nursing school, health education, and respiratory therapy programs, the fitness center and locker rooms, daycare center, and an aerobics room. L Life Sciences Building The two story Life Sciences Building is the largest building on campus, containing numerous social sciences, mathematics, and science classrooms, two lecture halls, two laboratories, greenhouse, and numerous faculty offices. P Physical Plant The Physical Plant is not a classroom building, and its access is restricted. This building, located near the Administration Building, houses the mechanical room and supplies the majority of power to the main campus. T Career Technology Center The Career Technology Center is the newest building on campus, housing three computer labs, mechanics garages, welding classrooms, and other engineering classrooms. W West Technology Building The West Technology Building hold the largest computer lab on campus, in addition to the automotive garage and classes, robotics, welding, engineering, construction management, and various other industrial arts classes. Z La Z Boy Center The La Z Boy Center contains the 550 seat Meyer Theater, which is used for various concert and drama performances. The building also contains various performing arts classes. Whitman Center W Whitman Center Located in Temperance, the Whitman Center offers the same services as the main campus but in one, much smaller building. It contains only eight classrooms, one computer lab, and several administrative offices.